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Kathy Diemer

Why isn't the film footage available to review it today? It's more than plausible to settle the question using all the film footage, from all the angles available (like the ref said he viewed in the article) should settle the question rather than just two STILL photographs.

Sarah

Lane Fenner is or was a teacher. I had him as a teacher for Chemistry and Math. When I was in highschool. He is the reason I am in college now! As a naive teenager I would have had nothing good to say about him, but he is one of the few people in my life that encouraged me to ever do anything for myself. It is a shame he didn't get what he deserved. He is a good man, and even before I read this I regret being the bratty little shit I was. I never got much of a chance to thank him for the help he gave me. Hope he knows he at least changed history for one person... I will be recieving my first degree in spring 2011, and starting my second the following fall...

Wes Davis

The name Doug Mosley will allways live in imfamy in Tallahassee... but maybe some twisted justice? Skip forward 8 years... the Gators are locked in a Sugar Bowl battle with Nebraska... UF running back Tony Green scored an apparent TD... but was called out of bounds around the 10-yard line by the ref. Replay showed Green did not, and the TD should have been counted. The Gators failed to score and utimately lost 13-10. The ref who blew the call and cost UF the game: Doug Mosley!

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